There are various reasons for that. Firstly, media house are manipulating the story about famous people because that can give to chance, make much profit, as well as enhance their viewership and readership. The basic reason behind this, most of the people are following that, uh, renowned person, so they always want to read about them and listen about them. So whenever the, as media house are publishing about them, uh, all the people are, uh, looking towards them. Um, and second reason is that most of the peoples, ah, are always, uh, always doing some work that can be beneficial for the people of the country, as well as, um, they, uh, produce some entertainment things like, like makers are making a, ah, beautiful film that can enhance the viewership. Whenever, uh, any people watch their feel, they watch their movie, they feel, uh, unforgettable experience.
Band 6+: why are there so many stories about famous people in the news?
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There are various reasons for that. Firstly, media houses are manipulating the stories about famous people because that can give them a chance to make much profit, as well as enhance their viewership and readership. The basic reason behind this is that most people are following renowned individuals, so they always want to read about them and listen to them. So whenever media houses publish about them, all the people are looking towards them. The second reason is that most people are always doing some work that can be beneficial for the country, as well as producing entertainment, like filmmakers making beautiful films that can enhance viewership. Whenever people watch their films, they feel an unforgettable experience.
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